SERVING SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA’S HIGH-ASSET DIVORCE NEEDS
Raising children when you aren’t involved with the other parent isn’t always easy. These cases are typically governed by a parenting plan that outlines how various situations will be handled. One of the situations that might be covered is what happens if the parent...
Gray divorce refers to people who get divorced at a relatively older age, sometimes defined as being over 50 years old. We recently discussed some of the reasons for gray divorce, which include shifting cultural norms and the fact that people often become...
One important advantage of having a prenuptial agreement is that it can help a divorce proceed more smoothly than it likely would if some basic financial matters hadn’t already been agreed to. If that divorce you may have thought would never actually occur is...
Divorce brings many financial questions, especially about dividing assets like a 401(k). Understanding how these retirement accounts get split can help you plan. Understanding 401(k) division During a marriage, any contributions made to a 401(k) usually count as...
When parents separate or divorce, child custody is one of the most important issues to resolve. In California, family courts make custody decisions based on the best interests of the child, as outlined in state law. This legal standard helps ensure the child’s health,...
Child custody rights must be determined during a divorce. Often, this means officially acknowledging that both parents will have joint custody rights, so they share responsibilities and need to create a schedule to govern their post-divorce lives. Many couples focus...
Social media is a place where people can connect with their friends, family members and others who share similar interests. Some people share most of their life events on these platforms, but others keep things a bit more private. There are times in a person’s life...
When you are in the midst of a contentious divorce – especially if your divorce involves real estate, significant investments, businesses or other valuable assets – having the right legal representation is crucial. However, there may come a time when you feel the need...
Parents who divorce or separate in California usually share parental rights and responsibilities. They spend a certain amount of time with their children and also share the legal power to make decisions about their lives. Most parents eventually find ways to cooperate...
When couples in California decide to divorce, property division can become a complex and emotional process. This is especially true when it comes to cherished assets like vacation homes. Understanding how the law oversees real estate division during divorce can help...
In recent years, statistics have shown that gray divorce is happening more often. For the average American, the divorce rate is falling. But for those who are 45 and older, it has been going up—and especially for those over 65. Naturally, there are a multitude of...
The property division stage of divorce is undoubtedly one of life's most challenging experiences. While high-value assets can introduce contention, it is often the personal or sentimental forms of marital property that cause the most disputes. In California, a...
Social media is a powerful tool for communication, but when co-parenting, it can also become a source of conflict. Posts, comments and shared photos can impact custody agreements, inspire misunderstandings or even be used as evidence in legal disputes. As a result of...
Dividing a business during divorce is more than just splitting the financial assets. It also involves emotional ties and practical decisions, which contribute to the complexity of the process. Whether you own a small family venture or a larger enterprise, here are...
There are numerous reasons why one parent might hope to secure sole custody when they divorce. Perhaps they intend to move out of state to pursue a job or return to their family. Sole custody makes that transition easier to accomplish. Maybe there are issues with...